Nicaragua avanza en la disminución de enfermos por dengue, malaria, leptospirosis, influenza y neumonía
La Compañera Rosario Murillo, Copresidenta de Nicaragua, destacó las estadísticas de salud que muestran una disminución en distintas enfermedades y la atención oportuna en el sistema de salud pública del país.
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- Decreased rates of dengue, malaria, leptospirosis, influenza, and pneumonia.
- Investment in nuclear medicine at the Nora Astorga Radiotherapy Center.
- Cultural and sporting events held, including equestrian festivities in Diriamba.
- Monitoring of underground aquifers by ENACAL for potable water supply.
- New Citizen Security Unit established in Musawas.
- Construction of streets in Chinandega and Sébaco.
- Development of stadiums and parks in various municipalities.
- Construction of schools in El Cuá, León, Teustepe, and San Sebastián de Yalí.
- Community water projects in Mozonte.
- National milk production projected at 370.1 million gallons in 2025, with 77% for commercialization.
- Usura Cero program provides credits to 1,000 individuals in 45 municipalities.
- Ministry for the Promotion of Entrepreneurship organized 118 fairs.
- New classrooms inaugurated at UNAN-Managua, with 560 university degrees awarded.
- INATEC reports 48,000 enrollments in technical centers, reaching 97% of goals.
- 450 property titles distributed in Managua and several other municipalities.
- Electricity projects benefiting 160 residents in the San Juan community, La Francesa sector.